Filtering Data in Console
Refine and focus your search on data collected by Scout
The Scout Console Filter is a comprehensive feature within the DigitalStakeout Scout platform that enables users to refine and focus their search on data collected by Scout. It offers an extensive range of filtering options to sift through collected data for specific insights and deeper analysis.
Sharing Options:
- Share Filter with Team: Allows users to share their custom filters with team members for collaborative analysis and monitoring.
Filter by Word List:
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Unfiltered: No word list filter applied.
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Create new word list: Users can create custom word lists for targeted searches.
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Predefined Word Lists: Users can select from predefined word lists.
Relevancy:
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Any: No relevancy filter applied.
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Specific Relevancy Scores: Users can filter data based on specific relevancy scores (13+, 23+, etc.), focusing on the most relevant data.
Boolean Filter:
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Text Must: Define terms that must be present in the data.
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Text Must Not: Define terms that must not be present in the data.
Filter by Tag:
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Include all tags: No tag filter applied.
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Match any of the selected tags (=): Data must match any of the selected tags.
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Ignore any of the selected tags (!=): Data must not match any of the selected tags.
Filter by Entity:
- Users can filter data based on specific entity types such as Country, Phone, Location, Language, Person, Sentiment, URL, and many more, allowing for detailed and targeted data analysis.
Filter by Location:
- Add New Location: Users can define new geographical areas for location-based filtering, enhancing the focus on data relevant to specific locations.
The Scout Console Filter's extensive capabilities enable users to conduct detailed investigations, uncover patterns, and derive actionable insights from the aggregated data. By utilizing these advanced filtering options, users can efficiently navigate through large datasets, focus on the most relevant information, and make informed decisions based on the insights derived from their analysis.
Updated about 2 months ago